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@Razil Used wifes PC Laptop and have been able to complete survey via Google Chrome, why I can't from my PC no idea very frustrating. Any help why not am most grateful for.
@Razil Used wifes PC Laptop and have been able to complete survey via Google Chrome, why I can't from my PC no idea very frustrating. Any help why not am most grateful for.
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016 11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job 13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016 11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job 13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Fucks sake.
No way is Elvis on the moon he's working in my local chippy and doing a gig at the Rose and Crown on Sunday lunchtimes
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016 11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job 13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Fucks sake.
It is always the problem with an open survey that supporters of other clubs can answer questions for a laugh!
It wasn't a survey, but I recall voting for Man City to name a Maine Road stand, the Colin Bell End. I bet a few others did on here too!
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016 11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job 13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Fucks sake.
It is always the problem with an open survey that supporters of other clubs can answer questions for a laugh!
It’s not supporters of other clubs. Sadly, there are ‘Charlton fans’ that want to / enjoy disrupting anything to do with the Trust
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016 11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job 13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Fucks sake.
No way is Elvis on the moon he's working in my local chippy and doing a gig at the Rose and Crown on Sunday lunchtimes
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016 11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job 13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Fucks sake.
No way is Elvis on the moon he's working in my local chippy and doing a gig at the Rose and Crown on Sunday lunchtimes
Is Jim Morrison there as well?
No, I think he might do Saturday's though at the Red Lion.
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016 11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job 13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Fucks sake.
It is always the problem with an open survey that supporters of other clubs can answer questions for a laugh!
It’s not supporters of other clubs. Sadly, there are ‘Charlton fans’ that want to / enjoy disrupting anything to do with the Trust
And in turn, that is true of every Trust in the country. Talk to the Blackpool people to get the evidence of that.
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Striker Firmani -thanks for your perseverance.
https://www.castrust.org/2018/12/90-of-fans-reject-duchatelets-criticism/
Ninety per cent of Charlton supporters disagree with Roland Duchatelet's assessment of where the blame should be apportioned for the club's problems.
In his recent TalkSport interview with Jim White Duchatelet advanced three theories about how the actions of supporters had been disadvantageous to the club, so we asked supporters what they thought. Just under 700 responses were made to our survey as follows:
1. Fan protests contributed to the club being relegated in 2016:
93% of respondents disagreed (90% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 97% disagreed (94% strongly disagreed)
2. Fan protests contributed to Chris Wilder turning down the CAFC management job in 2016:
89% of respondents disagreed (77% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 93% disagreed (78% strongly disagreed)
3. Fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners for the club:
87% of respondents disagreed (72% strongly disagreed) with this theory. Of CAST members 90% disagreed (75% strongly disagreed)
Or, in other words:
7% think fan protests contributed to relegation in 2016
11% think we contributed to Wilder turning down the managers job
13% think fan protests are making it difficult to find new owners
These people also believe that Elvis is living on the moon, that Teresa May will one day be hailed as a Churchillian like icon of our times, that Palace aren't too bad really, and that Ian Dowie is a right handsome bastard.
Fucks sake.
It wasn't a survey, but I recall voting for Man City to name a Maine Road stand, the Colin Bell End. I bet a few others did on here too!
Outcomes here:
https://castrust.org/2018/12/81-attend-home-games-less-often/